Silhouettes

<div class='description'><p>Orange Starburst Vinyl. After such classics as "Silhouettes" or "Dualism", they were recognized as one of the first bands to develop the modern technical metal genre, all while sharing the stage with illustrious acts such as Meshuggah, Gojira, Machine Head and The Dillinger Escape Plan. When disbanding in 2018, Dutch Math Metal wizards Textures left a significant hole in the global progressive metal community. However, after a break of 6 years, the pioneering Dutch metal six-piece has resurrected and announced their reunion with a new album and a return to the stages in 2024. Textures has made significant contributions to the music industry since their formation in 2001. One of the band's first achievements came in 2003 when they self-released their genre-defining debut album, "Polars. " This full-length release quickly caught the attention of Listenable Records (Gojira, Soilwork), leading to it's official re-release a year later. With their do-it-yourself approach, Textures not only produced their albums themselves, always took care of their own artwork, but also built multiple studios over the years to keep track with the band's progress. In 2011, Textures got signed to the roster of Nuclear Blast and released their two latest albums "Dualism" and "Phenotype". Throughout their career, they have had the honor of sharing the stage with illustrious acts such as Meshuggah, Sepultura, Machine Head and The Dillinger Escape Plan and even saw bands like